Performance

Based Nutrition Head Strength Coach University of Minnesota Cal Dietz Get E-mail from website xlathlete.com

Foundation Nutrients Concepts

Main Reasons for Proper Nutrition

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Recovery Performance Facts and Fallacies

Foundation of General Health

 Issues with Health Seen in Athletes  Measurable Results

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Probiotics – What are they? One hundred trillion Benefits of Probiotics – improve nutrient bioavailability, vitamins and minerals Aids in metabolism and the breakdown of toxins Maintains appropriate bowel transit time Promotes optimal fungal and viral levels in the body

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Supports normal inflammatory response Produces lactic acid for support of digestive processes and colonic pH balance – Bacteria Overgrowth

Natural ways to get Probiotics

Fermented foods like yogurt, sauerkraut and Kefir Not so natural – Take Probiotics supplements When? First thing in morning

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Omega 3’s – Healthy fats Benefits of Omega 3’s –

Fish oils, rich in the Omega-3 fatty acids may help prevent depression, stabilize the moods of maniac depressives, and alleviate symptoms of schizophrenia. University of California's Johnsson Cancer Fish oils is one of the few substances known to lower concentrations of triglycerides (fatty substances) that pose a cardiovascular risk, in the blood. J Raloff Science

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Research has shown that supplementation with fish oils can markedly reduce interlukin-1beta production and results in a significant reduction in morning stiffness and the number of painful joints in rheumatoid arthritis patients. Darlington, L Gail and Stone Epidemiological studies have shown that populations with a high intake of fish oils have a lower incidence of inflammatory diseases such as asthma. Int Arch Allerguy Appl Immurol, Vol.95, 1991,pp.156-57 Fish oils, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) help prevent heart disease, depression, and cancer. Hans R. Larsen, Msc chE "Fish Oils: The Essential Nutrients"

Foundation of General Health

   Key to athletes – Increase Respiratory Function - Reduced Inflammation caused by exercise. Also caused by stress Ways to get Omega 3’s natural- Fish Oils, Cod Liver oil from September to April Freshly Ground Flax Seed, Grass Feed Beef/CLA, Krill Oil, and Walnuts When – 4 times a day – Carlson - Nordic

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The Most Basic Multi Vitamin  The Most Basic is not so Basic or Good  Name Brand are very poor. Around 20 percent at the highest.  One type I personally use recommend is Usana.  97 Percent Absorption Rate

THE WAR WITHIN OUR BODIES THE CELLS OF OUR BODIES ARE FIGHTING TO STAY HEALTHY AS THEY ARE ATTACKED BY FREE RADICALS.

Healthy human cells in culture Damaged cells after adding digested products from a fatty meal Similar cells when oxidation defense mechanisms are included

FREE RADICALS COME FROM:

• STRESS • RADIATION FROM THE SUN • ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION • TOXIC CHEMICALS IN THE WATER • DEPLETION OF NUTRIENTS IN THE

FOOD SUPPLY ARE WE CONTENT WITH LOSING THIS WAR AGAINST POOR HEALTH, OR WILL WE ARM OUR CELLS WITH THE NUTRIENTS THEY NEED?

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AM I RECEIVING THE NUTRIENTS I NEED?

The USDA surveyed 16,000 Americans and found that not one person obtained 100 percent of essential nutrients such as magnesium, vitamin E, and zinc.

1 Similarly, children and adolescents did not obtain enough essential nutrients such as folate, vitamin C, and calcium.

2 1. Nutrition Today 2. USDA Nutrition Assistance Program Report Series CN-01-CD1 Consider what you must eat to receive an optimal amount of 400 IU of vitamin E, one of the most powerful oxidation defense agents for conquering free radicals:

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Spinach Sunflower seeds Wheat germ Almonds Safflower oil

To obtain 400 IU

33 pounds 1.2 pounds 5.2 pounds 2.2 pounds 1 quart

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ARE WE USING SUPPLEMENTATION AS A SOLUTION?

NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS “As many as 70% of Americans are taking supplements —mostly vitamins —to improve their health.”

—Tufts e-news, April 2003

ARE YOU GETTING WHAT YOU’RE PAYING FOR?

A study conducted at Yale New Haven Hospital tested 257 vitamin products. Only 49 were judged as having adequate ratios of nutrients.

1 1. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1987, Volume 87, p.341

“Commercially available health supplements fall far short of meeting the nutritional needs of the body’s cells.”

—Dr. Myron Wentz

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Mega Antioxidant Part 1

Mega Antioxidant Part 2

Chelated Minerals

Guidelines for Athlete

   Slow Cook Your Food Eat Majority of Fruits and Vegetables Raw  Top Foods Garlic, Tomatoes, Broccoli, Green tea, Salmon – From West, Blueberries, Nuts, Spinach, Legume-beans Bromelain in Pineapples – Aid Protein Digestion  Replace Table Salt with Sea Salt

Guidelines for Athlete

     Spices/Herbs – Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Clove, Curry, Ginger, Turmeric, & Oregano – Monkeys Self Medicate with herbs Greens – Wheatgrass, Spirulina, & Chlorella – find one that has all 3 Your Plate has 3 Parts 1/3 Protein and Fat 2/3 Fruit and Vegetable – Bad 4 – Bread, Potatoes, Rice, Pasta Low Gylcemic Effect Carbohydrates

Guidelines for Athlete

 Shopping Guidelines for the Athlete   Vitamins Prior to Exercise Fish oils Post Exercise with food

Recovery For Training

    Chocolate Milk is optimal Ratio of Carb and Protein 4 To 1 Ratio. Post Workout BCAA – In between meals – Most important time is at Bed time. L- Arginine & L-Ornithine – 6 to10 Grams – up to 20 Grams BCAA Total Glutamine –Post Exercise 3 to 5 Grams Melatonin (at night only for better sleep) – Sleep in a cave

Performance – PreGame

 Try to include plenty of raw foods (especially fruits and vegetables)   Berries, pineapples, kiwi, mangos, bananas, are all very nutritious Don’t Add to much fiber foods – if your not used to people  If there are soups try to have them in a vegetable or meat broth – Also day before

Performance – Pre Game

  Avoid fried foods & High Fat Use meat sauces as opposed to creams or red sauce  Salsa is an makes a nutritious topping

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BEE POLLEN:

This substance contains a wide spectrum of vitamins, hormones, carbohydrates, 22 amino acids, 27 mineral salts, thousands of enzymes and coenzymes, and more. It is also one of the few vegetable sources rich in vitamin B12. Royal Jelly and Honey in the mix

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  Sport Drink Home-Made Take distilled water and put Celtic Sea Salt into the water (you may have to start the salt very low and work them up) at about 1/4 tsp. per qt., a squeeze of fresh lime and a few drops of raw natural honey.

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Training Mental Aspects Weakness vs. Strengths Belief in ones Abilities Will to Never XXXX Compete and train at all cost.

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Many Dogmas.  Cal Dietz’s E-mail can be found at the website www.xlathlete.com

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